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Austraiis.n independence.

@rCtl the LCsd1& ruin
gather !rUIn the sydney newspapers that the
IA iee celebration did aoJ pass on yery harroont
o',-4s there NJ less than three meeting, had To
L called before loyalty resolution could he
passed. At the second meeting a sailor OF uN :
b4-WuuG Un!uried TIE union jack on the platform
bti az was s"cpt on, and the nag was tr4InI,.-2
under loot AZ the tLiru meeting, when tue Te,C-
iu,3c was carried. the town hail had 10 be packed
"ltA ''impcri1li~ts, ana thousands OF men stood
Outside bowling and protesting. In the town
c'GIc. motion Tor the expenditure OF c.,.5O Tor
Dft"0FAS Mas carried ~ ~ against ;. but WIS
at ~ AID Tr>c!nGeG- When the loyalty motion
Va pa' II the kslslatiye assembly the whole OF
~ opposition WalEei cut. This IS explained by
60 new >p&perS not 10 have meant any personal
1-'resFect 10 the queen, but 10 have been due TO
- P1.1tcal creed Of Australia for the Austria
a-i.s- BE The cause what 10 may, fl Is REMARK
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An Exclusive Dog.

+ TOM tIIt DttrOlf + rec Press.
There is a citizen OF Detroit who possesses very
handsome, intelligent greyhound This dog will
never make any friendly advances to any one until
he has been regularly introduced.
lew days ago MS master met lady whom he
knew on Woodward avenue and stopped for a chat
That $ a very fine dog" observed the lady who
Is rather connoisseur; ..how do you do, sir?"
Bat tue dog stared lndifferently into space, and
made no sign that he heard her
MAJOR" said his owner, gravely, 'this lady is a
friend OF mine.r
Ihat was enough Major frisked up TO the lady
pOked his long nose into her hand rubbed his head
aifectionately on her dress and showed at once
that he accepted her as The friend OF his master
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTEAMER fILor g LEAVES 7TH-sT WHARF
= on sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at Am for
ers wharf, sundays down and Wednesdays up; Brente
and Chapel Point Thursdays down and Mondays and
l. FOLSOM. Agent, 7th-st wharf.
JOHN McGAHEE Alexandria Va, Agent so-.sm
SrEAMEK JOHN EiyER IaSnPs sss Fob POTOMAC
Leaves 9Th IT. wharf every Sunday Tuesday wednes-
day. and Friday at AIN. Fare: FIRST class. Doc; SEQ
Sundays, ali landings 70 Eomini. Curriomsn and
Tuesdays. all landings TO Rock Point returning Tues
day evening, arriving IN Washington 9 As pm.
Wednesday all landings to Kinsale. returning Thurs.
Friday, all landings to Nonini currionan, ana
Leonardtown, returning Friday night arriving il
Washington Saturday morning ut 5 am.
For further information apply 9Th st d whsrf
Telephone call. a. s5.inS
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Lev fares .:n, The POPULAR safe and fast ste.m~
street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
y. e s . :: n. :vs sp.:
dining-room on main deck
staterooms secured and baeesee checked at eIaL
' HssaSsns sss cypress oSs; seS =
N ESE9 lk5S sTkmkEkks RlNSs
snd a y a. On
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAY pm. touching at River L4nE
Clements Bay H1 connacts E wi1a 1a x q
Shepherds; Sc schedule JOIN i'i q PHDaErT: 40
u JOHN aiBsoN and I { {. kN ii lssvs Fsf3I
hast River. \: y, every SATURDAY ct pan; 0thsk
Freight at lowest rates. s0S
NJ VERNON MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W W. CoRcoRAN
sen an 4 5 Ueo se- a a'h sIeS r.
sel0 LII BLAKE CaptaaA
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Not Too Previous.

From the Chicago Herald.
young couple called at Judge Whites house
one evening and asked him to marry them.
They looked like working people, AS he stepped
one side to make some preparation. the young
man came up and whispered TO him:
II say, 1edge, 1 hain't got no stun tonight
10 you Tomorrow, but don't think it would look
Wen TO begin on her In that way Tonight, do
The ceremony proceeded, ana the next morning
the young man was on hand with the ssstuf."
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d THE a $$sFKifsr1 SlsT E sDsTs sorruurs.
SIZE. AAls ErrE AtfslE.Stf iss fe'iFaEsr
For iiitsburg aud the West, Chicago Limited Express
daily to S G. sS 4 and fn y aa.s
NTH Sleeping Cars from Harr-burv CincnnatI
s;'Ss 1S ~ a. it, v,E ( ss1sss
Safs Washington to Chicago and 81 Louis, and lIar-
sisSes for :: md
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg q
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 +, NJ daily. except SATURDAY N With Psias:
Cars Washington 10 ROCHESTER.
A. NJ daily except sund.s s. Ana hmm " ''''
For New tYSf .nS me Eas. 52s ga 200 90 an.
fnnss s:d E M a q sss sps
a.. Bio o osn s;ao A. IL daily. except SUNDAY.
For boston withou, cGanse. 200 p NJ every day.
faton street .v Aahsa
r iepE1 ,1s Across New ioIs cry 90 .na
S%SS.t;iS;5 90; 1000 and "a S. q sunday
M Sp Tsr sls t Soo a no!H and
For i S.iasIs Sss! dsss 81 50 90 \ AK
40 90. $40. 1000 and ii 20 M 9, On Sun.
Ssio 8 90. ! is 10 % and ii 20 T u W. , NV"
except Sunday
For Annspolis .:,5 AM 1. %. 400 and 90 PM,
daily except sunday Sundays 300 AN, All
ALtkHNpRrA AND TEEpERIcksBuEe Rail-.
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For fie1antria 600, 6 A. 40. e.47. SIAN.
1904 noon, POS. 20 4:a5. on; sos, lo:oS
and y IS FM oR sunday and =. 90 st s4'
For Richmond and the South. 500, 10 81 An. daily
and ! 30 y NJ. daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington 6 o. 500
s:l0 10: -, II 90 All: 20. 800, BIB, > 10,
Except Monday. ON Sunday at 100. $40. aud
10y AN: ZOO 5:l0. :u5 81 3". 10 :42 l. NJ anl
12:15 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeastern
Der of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue and
station where orders be left for the checang u
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS l.. PUGH, General Manager
]. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent. je23
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PROPOSALS FOR FIREPLACE CRATES, &C
IL OEEICE OF BUILDING ~. AZ

PROPOSALS FOR FIREPLACE CRATES. &C
L OFFICE OF BuILDIvG FOR STATE MAR AND Navy
DEPARTMENTS.
- WAsHINGToN,D ID. C., september l. 1857
Sealed Proposals for furnishing. delivering and set
ting III place complete, Forty Fireplace Crates with
backs, brass frames ard tenders complete in the west
wing OF the building for State. War and Navy Depart-
meits, III this city, will he received at this ON e until
TNELNE H., on TUESDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY
OF SEFTEhBER, lSS.. aud opened immediately
thereafter III presence Of bidders gen
ela instructions to bidders and blank forms OF pro-
and dealers Oh application to this Office
TH0S. LINCOLN CASEY
sl,S,3,o.l6,1 Ia Colonel, Corps Of Engineers
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Origin OF the East India Company.
From the Liverpool Courier.
The East India Co., according to a document
just published, was originated by Dutch ..cor-
ner" in pepper. Certain private merchants in
Amsterdam, VINO had begun to trade In the East.
ern seas in 1896, had by 1859 fairly established
themselves, and In that year raised the price OF
pepper against us from 80. per pound to es and S.
at the meeting on september 90, at Founders
hail. under the lord mayor, they agreed to form an
association for the purpose OF trading direct with
India. Queen Elizabeth also sent Sir John Milden
hall, by Constant1nople, to the great mogul, to
apply FOR privileges for the English company for
December 81, 1000, The first English East India
CO was Incorporated by royal charter under the
title OF ''rhe Governor and Company OF Merchants
OF London Trading to the East indies"
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nEpARTMENT OF STATE.

To, INS.,
Sealed Proposals will be received al the Department
OF State ua,li TWELVE NJ, OF the EIGHTH DAY OF
SEPTEN Der 1857. to furnish said Department with
Stationery for the gear ending June 30, 1858, in
coralce witt: . schedule of articles which will sup
Piled 10 Parsons and firms PROPOSING TO ibid.
The right to Reject any and all bids accept any
portion OF any bad or amend the quantity given any
article in the schedule, is reserved.
Each bidder will be required TO furnish with his bid
bond with two suretles in the sum of S.. 600 as
guarantee Of faithful performance the contract
which may be awarded him.
All samples submitted should he left at the .Stston-
cry Room of the Department
au2o,3sI 21&31, &sept5
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Ly virtue OF decree PASSED the ord day OF -
July, A D. ISL by the Justice heldip fbe sI.s
fern oi the supreme Court of the District ~ "a
IuHlnlaIor equity business in Equity Cause No 95tn
pendinS IN said SUP RENE Court wherein john w John
son cesnpl and Ietittia Hood and others ar.
sell ~ 'front.' OF the premises, THURSDAY. SEF-
IhnbEh f11alh A. ID. 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK 4.
"A, Lot ietsSN NJ, IN the subdivision of Original
lois nnmsefed twenty nine S29l and thrty cI0p, IL
square oeree one hundred and ninety seven Il 81.
In the CITY OF Washington District of Coluiu his to-
gether with all and singular the improvements rsnts
privileges and sPpurtenances 10 Abe same heorginv
or III aaywlse aPpertalnins The said lot improved
by q two % story frame House
Terms Of sale: One-fuurth cash, balance in three
equai ihstaLnents. at one, two, and three years
interest AT six cent per annum from
day of be secured by notes of lien
reserved on the property or ali cash purchasers
option All conNeyanclns, &C. at purchasers cost A
deIosf OF 800 Will be required at time of sale
EDWIN foRRkST, Trustee,
auS9-eoSdS 46S Louisiana ayep ue northwest
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OF THE INTERIOR
~ GENERAL LAND OEFICK

NAsHISGEoS d. c, August 26 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received thus OLD, until
the FOURTH DAY OF oCToEkR, 1887. at1wEI.VE
O'CLOCK NOON, for Photo lithosr2phns such COZ les
OF Township Pats aud other Oficai Flats constituting
Fart OF tue Records of this Office shall be reaured
copies OF each Plat ON WhatInaiIs best driving
paper and tsentyone CID copies ON best 900 nifty
pound plate paper. each to be l9X24-nipeteeu inches
10y TWENTY inchesnaper TO be sized 10 take
INK lracings 10 be furnished by this Office State
price yer set Tor each township. Specimens of the
work will be exhibited to bidders, who must satisfy
themselves IA To all requirements. Proposals
made IN duplicate and addressed to the
OF the General Land Office, Endorsed the euyelope;
Proposals for reproducing Township Plats." Bond
with approved securities VIII be required The Com
missioner OF the General Land Office reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
5. NJ STOCKSLAGER,
aU29- law,3w Acting Commissiouer
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Div
THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
DY DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct1oneers

% - -''' Vt
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST.
by virtue Of two deeds # trust duly recorded -
rtsl ectIvcy. in Liter HOS, folio .S13 ard Iiberfs
lllO tOllo .t, et seq. OF the land record. 1t Ii
District OF Columbia, viii sell on THURSDAY,
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEETENBER, A. u. 1887.
within the auction rooms of DUNCAESUN Bros Cor
n:r Mn III AND ID a1kEEl is NoE1HMEST. WASH
ISn1US, ID. G.. at THREE O'CLOCK L. NJ, ali the
hight tie AID interest o. Frank Whiting ill The estate
O: JOHN 7. sullivan, deceased, TO which Slid Frank
" hitting Is entitled the children of Eliza
BETH hitting, deceased, the daughter Of John
L. Sullivan. together with all singular the i'm
picYeiHSs, ways. easements, rights, privileges aid
aIplrtenHnCes TO tine same belonging i'll any wise
eriHlHIug and all the estate right title, interest
ana claim, either 1T law or III equity otherwise how
the hitting out Of the Said
scrited real estate and premises.
Terms OF sale. Cash: OF which deposit of $3.50 must
be paid at time OF sale balance WITHIN days other
Nlse the trustees reserve the right resell the risk
and cost OF tie deiaulIi1g purchaser
public notice of such resale newspaper pub
lsled IL. Washington, u. z. Cunveyanclng, &c. at
purchasers cost
OCEOLA C. GREEN, ,r.
s1-dtS WILLIAM A. GOkDON,S 1Eustees.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE
READY-MADE CLOTHING

We are pursuing our steady, legitimate course
OF trade gathering in what bargains the market
Affords and giving our patrons the full benefit
OF all such purchases il desirable fabrics and of
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ship. We only offer such clothing viii prove
worthy of confidence, conseque ntly We offer
clothing that will be satisfactory to our patrons.
We call special attention to our taolins de-
Iartment which is filled with very large and
varied line of Cloths, Diagonais. C6rkscrews,
suitings, Pantaloonipss. &c, &c, which we
make to order at very short notice. Shirts made
to order
NOAH WALKER * co,
81 G.l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN TTFECr July 9th.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY @5TH, 1Ss7.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION. CORNER
OF NEw JERSEY AVE AND q ST.
For Chicago and Northwest EXP Daily 10 80 a. IN.
for Cincinnati and st. Lous. Exp. Daily :, IL aud
For ftisburg and Cleveland, Exp Daily 10 90 Ia.
For Lexington aud Local Stations, 40 loan
For Philadelphia. Newark. and Whining ton, 30 q
m, 20 y IA aud :iu y IN. daily. ENIrcss.
adeiphia. IS 90 I'M aud "a rs p.m NM
r.. r SHnEsTIy ana INTERMEDIATE 1 ro,nts -
an II io' "a 3il3 q minute ,ran} 80 10.
$40. 30 40, ) 80, -. 5 - aud IL 80 pm.
pm. On sunday. 30 am. 4 40 p.nl. Leave Annap,
Slis 40 20 am. 100. $3.50 o 80 Pm. sundays.
For Nay s,a,,ans between wa.hins-on and Bnlu-
sc s 40 G aD ND sn2 no m $50 AN and 80
$40 pm. for principal stations only: $40 10 Ia.
= 30 and IS % pm son Sunday STOPS all sta.
For Gaithersburg and intermediate points 20 % A.
For Doyd's and intermediate stations. IL 20 T. H..
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
l;l5 = III. stopping at all stations Metropolitan
For Frederick. t1o:ao a. M, Is 80 y. m. Sundays,
For Hsverstown ITO 10 a. m. and t5:3or m
20 y. m from CINCINNATI aud ST LOUIS daily, d 20
a. ~ ana l. 10 r. In from ht,sburg, daily. 70 a.
From Philadelphia. Chester, and Wilmington. 10 -
nl j oJ, 800. and - 30 y. Ia, daily aud ( 30
i. IN.
From Siyl6 and intermediate points north of Bal
uInore 10 :NU n M, daily.
Trains leave Baltimore for WASHINGTON at ; 10. @ 10.
30 90 1905. 1000. aud 1880 e. m. IL Is :,I5
300, 10. .1:05, 500, q 30, A. 30 and 90 H.
m On SUNDAYS, 30. y 90. 9:o5. 10 .8e a. m 20,
10. 10, > %, 6::I0 40, 30 and IL 90 H. an.
For points Oh Shenandoah Valley Railroad. 70 Is D.
tENcept Sunday. .Daily.
Bapaxe called for aud checked at hotels and resi-
dences on orders left Ticket Office GIG aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
". VI. CLEMENTS q X LORD
SEPT Manager. Gen. PASS Agent
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T0.MORROW.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE PARIOR, CHAMBER, DINING
ROOM, LIBRARY AND OTHER FURNITURE,
CARPETS, STOVES, sc.
BUGG1Es. WAGONS. CARRIAGES. Sc. AT AUG
TON,
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SIX COM
1nencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at our sales
which the attention of buyers is called 1t
I'WO-S1ORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT NO.
l. 14l1 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER -.
SlAl II, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will SELL front go
OF tie premises, Vii
LOT p, SQUARE 300,
rontng 20 feet on 10Th street near corner of street.
ana running back that width 100 feet to l0-foot al
ley, improved 10y two-story brick dwelling setting
back III yard. and to which front building could be
added and fine residence made The location con-
Nelllent TO all sections and street cars
Terms One third cash. balance III and two years.
notes 10 bear cent interest and to be secured 10y
deed OF trust al cash option of purchaser de-
post OF 500 required at SALE Conyeyancing. &c at
purchaser cost. Terms to be complied with in 10
days, otherwise right reserved to resell risk and
cost OF deiaultlng purchaser, after d days public
tee OF SAID resale III some newspaper published tn
Washington, u. c. DUNCANSON BROS. AUcts.
Sid
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Diseases Contracted from .sLoyyer Ami.
lMalS,s,

SSIIOTF0T AMio
nlAlS.,,
From the St James Gazette
The slower animals" as we are pleased to call
them, have way of revenging themselves for
some Of the injuries they receive from the higher
animal, man. They contract diseases in q mild
TORN, and communicate them as vruient epidemics
TO their masters. The cow has Slight attack OF
scarlatina-so slight that it hardly causes her in
among those who drink OF her milk From a re-
port which has just been compiled by Or. Geo
that diphtheria may be one OF the diseases Which
we catch from animals. Pigeons suffer from cr6up.
horses and swine from ''StrangieS, lambs from
sore throat, all which affections DIR. Turner
thinks, may develop into dtphtheria in human
beings. The worst offender IS the domestic cat,
winch Is very Liable TO suffer from cold in the
form to children.
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The German Gazette denies the statement that
the car and Emperor William have arranged to
meet at Dantzic.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF ENoRASI

GALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY.
~ TREASURY DEPARrNSFNr, BUREAU OF ENoRsSINs
AND PRINTING.
on xTHEspAY MORNING, sErTENRER THIR-
lEhN lh.lSSs. at TEN O'CLOCK. will ne cold Mt
Hubihc auction, at the rvon,s corner 18th
street snd Fennsy .vsnia avenue Washington. p &,
toPAe-prrnting Presses Ink Nails. Iron Pipe. Hose.
Saflets, Heriess Tables Chairs. and Miscei eneoue
froIerty- L u GRAVES, CHIEF N Bureau s5.SN l.,
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auc.soneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS At AUCTION.
by virtue OF trust dssst given TO me and duly re-
coIues IN iibes-l $50. fao 33o ct SEQ, OF tne land
eors OF tte DisriSt of Columbia si.fsel 81 PUB
nc sus non on III RSDAl, sEfIEABER ITCH H.
Ioos, ~ dAEt-fASl NINE O'CLOCK A n, within
and ssreet rooms of bnnsanson Bros corner Ninth
SosS shares OF shock Of the Albany Artesan Ice Co..
Terms cash.
au24-d CHARLES NJ urNDIry rrns,aa
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sea- tjy'-2ml BokToN * MARSHALL.
CATskILL MoUN Tan Soc,
On and after SUNDAY, June &c. express trains on
wanna Railroad. making close connections NTH fast
'r cATs & I'll ''0 Mo &fsi'afs9
Leave e, Jersey City Station at $50 am. ArvA9
Mount House Station 20 pm :PaIenvilIe j: 30 pm
ton aud toPhunicia dor Hotel kaatersIill and Noun
'I sAR fs4se5 AND cArskrL MT EXPRESS
Leave philadelphias 90 am Arrive Hotel Kaaier-
sail Via knsstch AZ Em Grand Hotel. 4:25 p.
SsidTs IsEs Ss.srs s:5o PA pTasi ing Pom
Phenieia Dor Hotel KGaterskin aud Mountain
saRkr r1s SeT xS SH1k d * fIs MT
Leave Washington 8: 90 m Arrive Hotel Kaater-
skill 8, via Kingston; 8 - Grand Hotel s;4s
m M Paierylie 500 pm - Arrive sarstosa 9: 10 pm.
Honsel. and Washington to Saratoga.
.S Purchase &c At PennsylyAnia Railroad offices
resorts by West Shore Railroad Baggage checked
through
27-3m General Passenger Agent, New York.
FJNHE LAKE VIEW HOTEL Is SITUATED IN THE
: FAM .S Ssstas Glen 500 ssss as0 we t
ITsieh one and Ccnneetions in
modern mIroSenenis Bo1nS Alley. Biili.r. AS Cr ~.
Quet Lawn Tennis Hammocks. SWINGS Music &c. Also
e hs StSat s5s S1 e
MoS1tTEsExS H2Is- c1tSfE kl P1.
g? mi miles ss nor.hwsa! Of Baltimore 2k hOu.. kf
Low ''s' Will sifi.t BE OPENED JUNE GOTH ;H4
inS a5 ana wae ts For ss
ware Water Gap House, Pa my5-4m
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Differences in Social CustOIas.

FROM the London Life.
Europeans uncover the head as token of re.
spect or reverence; Orientals never uncover It,
ana TIE Turkish ambassador Is allowed to retain
his 1eZ even in the presence OF her majesty. In
church all mems heads are bare; in the synagogue
1t is considered wrong to remove the hat In China
TO uncover the head is mark of disrespcct To
Sa!ute with the left hand is deadly Insult to
MahOmlnedanS In the East, and for this reason the
native commissioned officers OF our Indian army
lii giving the military salute confined 1t to the
sword held In the right hand without at the same
tlme raising The LETT hand to the forehead as in
the ordinary English salute. Unlike oar women
who. when they go out, adorn themselves mOI
carefully, ThlDetan women, when leay1Dy their
houses, smear their faces over with dark Sticky
substances ii Is said that they do 50 in compliance
Win q law made by a certain Lama King NOnek-
han, In order TO protect their morals by making
them look ugly when In public. The ThlbefanS
also put out The tongue as a sign OF respectful
Salutation, and In similar contradiction to orr
own customs the Malays Fijans TOnpans and
many other PoiyneSanS always sit down when
Speaking TO superior. At Natavulu II is respect
1ul To turn ones Dac, toward q Superior psDeCiaIlv
Whch addressing him, and among the Wahuma
in Congo and In Central Africa, the same custo,'
prevails me Iodas of the Neilgherry hills show
respect by raising the open right hand to the face
ana resting the thumb on the bridge Of the nose
ny way OF compliment the people OF Yddah shake
the clenched list; the inhabitants OF the White
Nile anu AShantee spit on those they delight to
honor, and some OF the Esquimaux pull noses
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LNOREST Inn,
II FOREST GLEN PARK MD
The most beautiful site Oh the Metropolitan n 4
Branch. b. and .. Il. X. Only miles from SEHAe
Washington. IKE
High Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Water. Easy
OF access. FIrst-ciass IA all its appointments.
Terms moderate.
Apply to the Forest Glen Improvement Co
ALEXANDER L. HENSEY, Manager
,,.,,--, Office lOO6 + st. w.
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Linz PR1cEs TELL,
AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE
Gaze at the wonderful bill of fare the LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. has prepared for its
patrons and the public at large:
$500 Buys An-Wool SERGE SUIT, Blue Brown,
Gray, and Salmon color.
S6.OO buys nice Gray mixed SERGE SUIT
$500 buys good BUSINESS SUIT
$3.50 buys Silk-Face BLACK CO2KSCREW SUIT
S4OO buys one of our SILK ALPACA PONGEE, and
other FANCY COATS and VESTS that were S Z 90.
S10O buys good pair of WORKING PANTS that
WILL stand the knockabouts OF gykanast.
CHlLDREN'S aud BOYS SUITS at half prica
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
au4 Corner 7th and G sts NV.
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SUMNER RESORTS

On TOP THE ALLEGHANIES, THEA
~ Aurora House. Aurora, w. Va, openvcM1
throuehout the fail; refuge for Hay Fever s.H
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FOR RA1L-BIRD SHOOTING. E.M
The undersigned wishes to inform his friend. AMI
the public generally that On and after SEPT he will
he prepared to accommodate them With good Board and
Rooms at rSisonabie prices For further information
viii state that ammunition and shells 1OYl2. loaded
to order can e had at his store 1T city prices Persons
coming 10y rail Will md at Mr.. GARDENERS HOTEL.
IN Marlboro, conveyance 10 Bristol, which 30 min
Htss waik t., the bridge: also COED supply of Ice
SAMUEL GARDNER. Bristol landing Leon p O. A
A. Co, Md. Local option prevails. sl-Its
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